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The South western news., 1887-10-19

The rolling stock Of the Western
and Atlantic railroad consists of So
locomotives, 722 box cars, % stock
cars, 328 coal cars, 1877 fiat cars, "a
cabooses, and 40 passenger equip
ment cars. The value OF the loco
motives, as assessed for taxes, is
1898, 900, and cars $297, 425. The
average life Of locomotive is
about eighteen years and of a pass
enger car twelve years.
The South western news., 1887-10-19

Il Per cent.
HTax on sugar so
HTax on rice 112
HTax on salt 80
Tax on corn
Il starch -. SO
HTax on pot'es As
HTax on wool
Il ell dress
Il goods cost
Il ing 22c ay..71
HTax on COM
Il mon cloth. 81
HTax on wool.
II en- hosiery. 10
HTax on fannels y
Tax on COM
H mon wool
Il en- shawls. 81
TTax on cotton
II hosiery. As
Tax on cotton
Il tagging 81
HTax on plain
i earthen-ware5 So
lax on VIII
Ii dow glass. Sc
nTax on plate
II glass. .147
Tax on steel
il rails 80
The South western news., 1887-10-19

Stops only az stations named above a, d
~ aii stations between Fhaaasv,ila AID
Chattahoochee.
Passengers for Brunswick fvia f. T.. V
q. u RI tax thus train, arriving at
Brunswick daily at to:5o m
Passengers for X IN and Atlanta tuk4
this rain, striving Macon m aud Al
iauta lo;3o y m dainty
Passengers for tfrun4U ick fvia y, & W
~ take this train, arriving at Brunswick
l:lo + M.
Passengers for Ferndn ma. Waldo .OcaIa
Le"shurg Eainesvile Cedar Aev and ali
stations on Florida Railway aud Navigation
Company take tDir train
Close com, ctlcns at Jackson vile daily
tor Green Cove Springs, 81. Aupustir..
Palatka EuteFp.I>e 5auford and ali iapd
Ings on st John river.
Passengers for Pensacola Mobile NV
Orleans. eXas, "A I'd tran> Nj, sissipi,i rol,.ts
axe IN train Arriving at pcusaro'a
IHir3 p. m, Mobile 2,+Q Il III New Ur!ean.
/, 40 a. m.
Pullman buff and sleeping cars Way
cross 70 New Orleans
tam rs leave cambridge every Tars
nsy ans FRIDAY evening for Apaldchicola,
Columbus and int-rne late Ianiiuos
JfSUP EXPRESS
Leave Savannah daily AZ 400 u m
Arrive at Savannah tally at 75o..ri
Arrive at Jrsup daily at .. 6 30 m
stops al all regular and fl q stations be
Weeh savannah and Jesup.
The South western news., 1887-10-19

A petition is being circulated
throughout Stewart county for the
purpose OF securing the requisite
number of names praying FOR the
Ordinary to order another election
on the whisky question. The coun-
ty went dry in November, 1885,
and as the two years are about out,
some people want to try the ques>
ton again. They have about Sc
cured the number, and the petit
ton will soon be presented to the
Ordinary. IF whisky is voted hack,
it will only be sold in Lumpkin, as
the Ordinary has stated that he
will refuse to issue license outside
Of that town.
The South western news., 1887-10-19

The Massachusetts, mugwumps
arc in a quandary. They don't
like Henry Lowering, the demo
cratic nominee. They like Oliver
Ames, the republican nominee, still
less. The dainty mugwumps will
have to stand aside, adjust their
gold-rimmed eyeglasses and look
on at this interesting contest. Or
hire small hall and hold a little
convention of their own. A mug
wump is ten times as big a man in
a convention as he Is at the
polls.
The South western news., 1887-10-19
JOB WORK !,

we are nov prepared to d. :,
kinds of JOB WORK in fine stu.
and on short notice. Our iobb;,..
0u'ht Is comp etc. and great ca
W. VIZ be taken to poase. our custo.
'ners, and give thea ow rara.
Give US rial. "'e'
The South western news., 1887-10-19

w r STeLL MAN. VIM. r
Traffic Managers, Genl sup =
Savannah Ga. Savannah, w
q A WHITEHEAD,
Gen'l pass'ger Agent
&c SHAW. Savannah, Ga
Genl Travelling Agent
Savannah, Ga
The South western news., 1887-10-19

#Telegraph station Connects
at Fort Va y for Perry; at Smith
vile for Albany and Blakeiy; 81
Cuthbert for Fort Gaines; at Es'
faula for Clayton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
EATON &LYON,
20 and y Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids.
Charter Election.
CITY CIEnK's OFrlcE.


GEANp RAPIDS, MICH.. March y. 1887.
TO the Electors OF the Cityof Grand Rapids:
That the Annual Charter Election will be held
The city OF o-snd ksp,ds Oh Monday The an
csy OF April ls-l. Et which time the following
city officers Wiil he elected, viz
one Mayor. enc clerk. one Treasurer, one
CSniD;rO Ter one Iarshai, one Member Of Board
Gi Review and Equalization, one Justice of the
fesce. one Judes % sUoericr Colrt.
firss Ward-Oce alderman, one Supervisor,
one ColieC'pT. one cOn,rRb e.
Second Naid--Ore AldCrnau, one Supervisor,
ore olectOr one Constable
IEi.d Nar--One Alderman, one supervisor,
one Collector Que Constable.
f.uftl Wartime Alderman, one supervisor,
one C0hecsOr. ore Constable
flah NaEd -Ore Alderman, one supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable
sixth Mmd-Oac Alderman. one supervisor,
one Collector. cne Constable.
Seventh Wari-ene Alderman, one supervisor.
Cne Collector ono Constable.
Eighth Nard-0nc Alderman. one supervisor,
one Collector. Que Constable.
b resOlgtion OF the COnmon Council polls we're
ordered % be opened al tie following places,
firs. Ward-f5 Grandvile avenue.
second Warf-suPeror Court Room, Pearl
TaIri Ward. First T'reoinot-is5 Island street
Third Ward. second Pfecinct-25l Jefferson
Koarn Ward First Precinct-"Frosts Hail.
Four,h wsrd, second Precinct-li Crescent
ritn ward-55 Coldbrook street
.Ward-Engiue House north OF Leonard
.eventh ward-Germania Hall, Front street.
kishth WaTd-Turaer Hal, 9l Jefferson
street
By order of Common Council
JOHN J. BELNNAP, City eek.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
Registration Notice.

CRY CIEES's OBJECT.
GnsNr RkrID> Hfcff. Iarcn =, l>57-
EieCio-s 81 tie Ciy cf orsut haplls--IGkc No
ice 3 sri Il r gist -a'ion OF the City Of Gga0d
Rauid, " { mtc. a. The places n eluatcr drsi<-
mated 90 Friday and afG day Ap-il Is, ard -.
i.s' Eest rece Ing tue Jay Uf election. 1c.Hes n
fns ho4rs 0i ociOck n. end o clock y. ~
f0rtGe pufrosc Of n4siug FIf CT iisf. as rear o.
rsay &c ~ III Ee-cus re- sding IN TIE severa
ward O. the CtY of fT n kagid- qualified eis.s-
tsis r'.tcr g1c lOnfItisirn Oft state Of MicAi-
gan sn eGtif 81 - vot therein.
fffsf taftt--f4 Gran 1ttic ave
second ward S1psri0f TOUT room. c tri-st-
Third wasd. first nTectrc c. ls5 l4nd -.
Third wa-d second preci1 1ct--.6i Jefersp1-ave.
Eoa-ih wtrt. III precei.L "fr5-ts hail. Zi2
East tri ser =
Faufih 0a-3. second - -iuct-1f Crescent ave.
Fi1h RlId s. idtr ok-st. .z-zs
- q 8 ard--c1Eioe no1se north or Lc1aard 81.
Seventh ws~ii- Ger n -H a hal Front -.
Ifxhih sarI-TurBer Aaa. sl e ison -
& II Defsrasf Ffed -nlldors
b r -tefu Eagene HI nel1.
ION & gre..tfe Isaiah Sswarf
Ceorge pansiisd, Pari N1ris-
3 M sD'ey. - hay Fafd.
8 EFuulsy. khircs Iayle,
an rnruH. f-ey = DO n.
Rrennar / Z LsIufe7e.
ner1 ~ ReTistrnlon of The tItF - Grand
J5Hs J. BEixSAp.
City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Hsreh 81 The steeE asEse- Ha as ulotiefafs y
aatt.e fs.s uinfaia. fIe tone As weak at4
gf4s. ti.r. lfiet - Eec eeus ~ p . cl0ek T. Toe
lzae. a.tlse stests 'Fefr 4 - fti1t. tte' $50
NtI..,l r..s4 >e1+ fu lana AsafIis lDd ~ ts-ern
gnioa. Llssr * s.1cks fiIra .saed ole nait 81
f..s. frr,afsa s. ollsiless y tta -ae eL-cy.itn o
Llck4asn t1lfe Was rfl .-t.e atiiA- Ia e.-i-et
eaiss.s - - ~ .sca sne-s ~ tie t1as4et
IL l1e a. ..ei 80 e. ut 1-tifs anon2 the 4fithN
1ae- and iEc tpDishrflss ssl fiat A. me detish p,
ai tlf Il and 4flak IS nak eOmIlleL witn these
9i.i ba s1Hlar furlinz oteas. - .t4d ircisn-. me
market - "a. 1silgt tais afternoon. llo tVH-
en- iiils.l Nesz an here wss notai1S ~ tlf-f.-
auee RS caunffNc4 N4tl tie dessitlis, ~h.cl were
4. ~ d. 10 see IL nle1tlnl. ne 'lf~luS rTite-
asre tO Ier cent ioEer than thcse ot yes,er-
if4g
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

4 ~a-rant vas isried YESTERDAY afternoon
ar ths s.rsss of Euri : tsosen, who sap
cea oas uisa s3o of ibe PeninSular Fsrni-
iure Coaipaav = slv1~y. Fas 0tiicsrs aaFs
hearl falt .olnfs wtf~c ne pass.i srf
tninS thsy vti have him nsck s..r'e tot,av
~ Res on his way 90 a 81 eris place. AMI
tneoe8ctrsa. has plscr have been notidsd
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

An candidates fer o.ice a. the couinT
.i.rtion afe respectfully requested - give
TIER printinz 70 AIR 0flices 30 siees filtt Fay
f.r ~sses far work performed. The aru oi
fs,cmis e On6ert0nk Is not iairo and
PAY only aseat ealf tae Fs1es pail - tne
stser pr<ntinz fr<ns Of tie city. Give gour
printing o. iair clilcss.
Ga..n RArrrs Ixea.-Rsrnn- - \ NLos 20. 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Isaiaa S.s4as1 has been one OF ths best
Aldermen t4e Sis,A warl has sssf sent to
tbe Cauaef. sc hss done effective work
.n.,S 0nlg f)r his Eafi pus i,is the vD0ie chs
~ ca sirnsu of The Ceasmiitee "a Streets. =
eos4sian = 1T. De~ alderman xi4i u1r
- nkiy ~ ref. aad ita ssiel- OF ihe six5h
Shss'1 ZEE ,i,sf he j. rrs,eeiet by an in-
sreas.s4 fastsrsly
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

The Smallest rFeseot awarded - anyone
makes he es,ebrAfsd tsyion Red Letter
@nso eosf fbe consumer onlT iftfie over
ss..,r ~e-ts rer bar. Every person x-ss a pre-
...z-----s fsir ard impartial manner and
- ~xstasi a verv valuable oues &sk
the Ceyion Rel Letter >csp
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

March 20 -Dsy gp1is-Expgr-s Il flu.e'tic col
tor Gle pas We 80 p4c4ly-f, aud iof tue ek-
ff,d rDetios 81 tne year - 80 pacxGsfs. against
5T.fH o4ckaet. th, sane time st year tne
4. - ~ recori IocRys inattfy Tor cot;oi
- -. noe eH.et nas Tie .mfive vIt Fefy age
49, tasias tue aail.., OF merchants 10 complete
&c Il ries o. : fae.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

W.-ea s--Fiau- ftzs "a ~ ~ a.teT ulsstfrsfe
a. .l.s.iEss 41l ~.i.liet ilip f.iil- S.issse>
- i.t -tfl, i.lss ~ lsf1tef = i4e 4ia3 iffss p
az is- Fls slatl1F sfiillil attA atis1.
ss.,s l.,s, s.s..--i sfeial, .lsL ssss of ~ re-
.iats tlt 50 ( fa. - 49, 80 go 3 iattf.
ga -. ,.1zr.ll,i fel SIS q. 20 re1 winter.
Apfl. SO. 9.t - Aas, s.ni1. do-sie. June -
eii
..irn-0rti0as dni eat ,rreguisf. eia~.ns Es4
a3c sllesfIg l.Ea T. >s.t leLs alli eild eais
ets1 saas - 30 i4txe'i 80 a--. 80 -
:. "a - at4ls. N3 enIkea AsEe1 -. bl1,
d. aofL t- tsi ~ lay ~ Df1
Oal---isni ..ss a1.t .id ultei.ll4z 81
Rye-l le..es. .il.e s1ts AFfu. s-z.sfo, ov4'o.
H4rsF q lrn41s-t
fer1 siil. at.. s--aslg- ed lle>- 5i12ae - -
Lali-Closed slsaiJ s1-os Ma si-.s j.ae
81 81 Juig.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Tst1nd HroAVools re IS to
TIE ga ie sor theieNosral ~ ~ si fas
rast. ant Ual s1deat>. % .aeSz,. " .ts fisin-
nanfe ri toe ssuIe '>sch af their psscss.
" Sxefiand ia Aoar ~. 4. Al. Sae.-
ta.a a. I'D Lake PaviG0fk~
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

March 3t-Vh.at->o. I cssh white, q &c.
east Michigan rcd. s-5aT NO red cash
80. Apul -. Say. s-i4cJune, sf,4c.
tOrN-a3t-f-
O.is-Na = ~ No. . waite 3i15r.
Clover ed &c asl $50. Aprll, S3s5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Ffis the a5nke not the use hat AS q
3eupesi =. Frpeu1ans usesitcafed tuFlsios
Powder properly spp1ied = usea - etrfs
- ~ .ssr,ss,e,r - suaancs tbsir beauty
c.,i4 ~ rR Wfteox. DrusRlst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Pesides the above va cary fili lsns of Devo-
iioga and Reiig.ou Work. slifahe for reading
durln. The Ie aten season. Payer Books. HymRais,
bible, Ie-tsments, etc. etc.
The American Almanac for 'ST, 2oc.
A full line OF BLANK Books. Cfhce supplies.
-cho0i Rocks stationery. Co-respcndelee FA er
"a The Box Table. Qu.re. Pencils. cold, steei
aad Quill Pens. Seas NoaOgrams, Cards, In
grGvsd aai Written
Nail or-ers Tor books promptly attended 70.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Ara not us as " have he stock 49, m
a. 1e 81 ver ise sa lhis psper- Copse. 4
sre fcr Yourselves 4 vou Wsnt slsn =
ogsiers. Cs1 st tne Baltimore nafsel >.
CANA 81 E1ENf Ntn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

The N-n q, -Set!snt Beos = this dsy
e 'ssslfe tar Haf3ai con sens. Toe as t.e>s
" b be- coAs ipae1 ay " Ssesleni. who val
pay ~ p n snt receive Oh acaouns alc
ssio 6rn1 AsenFE ~wErLsSD.
At -wfflAvo
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

March . Wheat - Higher. quiet, steady.
Cash, sistc. regular. s-5sc. Lake shore, s-5sc,
Nav. - q 1are.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

vou eaa oFsfeF heael ;ght ard i.st4ie
p.ssxv Sszus rom 49, Grznd hsrads Soap
Ss2 pezs - s>seesn< - >e~>
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

r,,~ pr.fer~irnps wiif raT tbs h.gisst f-isr-
lsat pri..a for Hsu-ieek Na-< 70 he soatet en-
ears on any side trsek asrta e tiralad slsf-
isfS. Correspondence sclicsiet
X B C-sRx
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

zarre iisc AZ II choice So
- me Ralnnars Fresh
Z ard Ere Snad. Hs.ie1t.
<s.s Perch. Red Snapeers.
White ESQ snf roat he
from n this city All
Exksx & O.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Ask ye><yrOcsr f2f Nzs5iight snd Little
Daisy ~oar>>1f ~ hss D. 50 ths~, ~
him way ne r. ret them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

nnlInc Pimples. skin tlemi.hr- and Bah
0EUDSj HuInors, cured by CUrieuRA SOAP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

their meaning. He hardly yet realized his
marvellous and unlooked-for escape. His
senses seemed to swim. "Tiny, ] have
not seen herv
"She took you the rope!"
| "No, mop
Yes, she went bv the secret passage"
Then she is lost"
NO" he shouted. ''she shall not be"
The greatness of her sacrifice flashed
upon him. The rope still hung from the
iron bar of the window. Pushing every
one aside, he sprang to reach it. He was
always athletic and strong, but he needed
all his strength and nerve now. Hand
over hand, up, up he went. while all be.
! low watched him in ZEAL fraugbt silence.
What were his thoughts on that upward
and perilous climb? 1t was not self that
occupied his mind. A chord in his nature
had been struck, and sounded with no I'M
Ger ain tone. He realized for the first time
how this girl loved him. She had offered
her life to save his, and should he shrink
from such sacrifice ? Love impelled him,
giving courage to his heart. and strength
| to his hand. AS he neared the window. he
felt what mistake his life had been, and
how he had been on the brink of adding a
Slcdicl cllOl ludl oil ~ tuC ltoG VI tuOSC
that had gone before. But he had been
saved in time. His manhood had been
awakened If he should succeed in rescu-
ing the brave girl who had risked so much
tor him, he would at once publicly face
SANDER and disgrace if necessary, by pro.
lclaiming the wrong he had done her, and
asking the forgiveness of the two women
with whose affections he had played. He
knew now that it was vanity not love,
which had prompted him to propose to the
imperious Grace. 1t was Tiny. the dear
little Tiny OF old, who possessed his hearts
love.
She. after throwing in the rope had tried
to return by the way she came, but she had
found the secret passage barred by dense
smoke. Summoning all her strength, she
had forced open the panel sufficiently to
squeeze her little body through. and now
stood in the room from the floor of which
fingers of flame were already stretching
out for prey. Suddenly she heard her name
called. Jasper was at the window. She
rushed to his outstretched arms.
Hold tight to my neck, my darling,
and will save you"
The Joy was too sudden to be realized,
but they were saved. Hardly had they
reached the ground than burst of flame
told that the floor had fallen.
Grace Wilton had seen the whole scene,
and knew what it meant.
do YOU really love him so much that
you could have died for him?" Grace asked
her rival next day.
No verbal answer was needed
"Then, dear, | am SO sorry | tried to
make you unhappy. Ihave told him this
morning that don't think we should have
made happy pair; we were always quar-
relling. But remember there is one thing
insist upon-I am to be a bridesmaid"
| And she was, but the bride was Tiny.
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NO MEDICI.E LIKE THEM.

We have sold your CUTICURA REM DIS I; the
last six years, med clnes our shtlves give
better satislacio ion.
CT. ATHERTON. Druggist, Albany, n. Y.
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Catarrh to toaSump:!Oa.

Catarrh in its destructive force stands next to and
undOub' edly leads on 10 consumption. 1t Is there
fore sing ular that those ali ted with This fearful
disease should make ii the Obj CT OF h"ir lives
to rid tlrmstl fes Of il. Deceptive remedies
cOced bv ignorant tenCers to medical knowledge
have weakened the confidence Of the gIeat raj OrIty
of euherers in all advertised remedies. They be-
resigned TO life Of misery tatIrf than torture them
selves with doubtful pllliativrs.
Bpt this wi | never do Catarrh must BE- met at
every age AND combated with all our might. It.
many the disease rs assumed can gcrous symp-
toms. he bone and cartilage If the most, the or
gans Of hearing, OF sceing a. of tasting 80 affected
rs to be useless. the uVulu 50 elongated, tie thr al
so ipfaned and irrlt,t ted as 10 produce CONSTANT
and distressing ugh.
SANFaRB's RADICAL CURE meets every phase OF
Catarrh, a Simple head III to the most loath
some and d. struc,ivc stages. 1t IS Ca AID C N ii
tu0nal. Instant in iicving, permanent ia curing
safe. economical and never failing.
Zach package contains one bottle OF the RADICAL
CURE, one BOX EATARKH Al SOLVENT, and an I'M
PKOvHI INHALER, with treatise; prict, 81.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
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A COMPLETE CURE.

have suffered all my lie with skin 1seases Of
different kinds and Rave never found permanent re-
he, until, by the advice Of aey FREUD u-ed your
valuable CCTICURA REMEDIES. ! gave them
thu rough trial, using six boti.s of the CUTICURA
REsoLvENr two boxes of CUrCUkA and sev'
cal cs OF CUTICURA SOAP, and the result was Just
What had been told It would b., mplete cure.
BELLE WADE, Richmond. Va.
Reference, g. W. Latimer Druggist Richmond, va.
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Augusta Gas Light Company.
NOTICE..

occupancy, (about Apr 1st) the business Of the
Company will be transacted at their temporary
Officl Room p Wiilism1 Block. No. 07 Water st,
over First National Bank. Augusta applications for
meters services notices of deficiency of gas or leak
age should be left at this Office. Consumers are re-
ouested to promptly report faults of any char acter
in order tibet they may be promptly remeded. o flee
hours: IL A. n. to II NJ, AMI to2P. NJ.
EUGENE II. YORKE, Supt.
Augusta Me-, Feb. 2s, 1857. mchldtf
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HINDERCQRMS,

Thesafest surest and best for Corns Dunions
Stops all pain. TnFres comfort TO the fCt Never fails
to cure Is cents at druggists HIsco1 & Co, n. y.
apr5d&w4w
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CUTIcuaA REMEDfEsarr sold everywhcri. Price,
CUTICUKA, 30 cent?, kEsoLvEST, Sl.1I; SOAP, p
certs. Prepared by tie 'OrrEn DRUG CHEMICAL
Co Boston,
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SALT RHEUM CURED.

was troubled with salt Rheum for number OF
years, 20 hat The skin entirely came OFF one OF my
hands from the finger tips 10 he wrist. fri, rem
edies and dectors Prescriptions to no purpose until
/ commenced taking CUTICUBA REMEDIES. and now
/ am entirely cured.
E.T. PARKER, $40 Northampton ST., Boston.
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ITCUINC, SCALY, PIMPLY.

Fer the last year hav' rad "A species OF itching.
scaly and pimply humurs my face TO which have
applied great many meiheds OF treatment without
success, AID which was speedily ana entirely cured
by CUTICURA.
MRq 49, C PHELPS Rayenna o.
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KIDNEY PAINS

KILN Il FHlWS
49, And that earv. lifeess, all gone sensa.
ton ever present with those OF Inf lmcd
l ~ Kidneys, Weak Back and Loins, Aching
! - Hips and Sides, over~ orked or worn out
by dlsca deOIlity or dissipation, are relieved in
one minute and are speedily cured by the Cu'i-
cura Asti-"atn Nias,er, neV. original. Gle
giant and n falibe auid 10 t. ptin mi infamua-
uon. At all druggists. Z5c i've ior $lGO, OF Of
Potter Drug Co, Boston.
dacldW&Skwly tc mr.
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iunel7d&wly
Kennebec Savings Bank.
DEPOSITS, s5l7,745.
Banking Rooms, III Water St., Augusta, Me.
Opposite the Post Ofhce)i

Money loaned on real estate other first class &C.
curity. Highest prices paid tor Bank Stock De.
posits on interest the first of very month Diy
dends declared regularly On May LIST and November
LIST. Security is the first con liberation In the invest
ment of all funds. People Of limited means wishing
perfectly safe depository for their savings where
good rate OF interest ia co istaDtly accruing to en-
large their capital, can find no better institution for
such deposits. feblOeod6m
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This is the oldest and most reliable Belladonp,
Plaster made. and contains extra Quartty OF Rel
iadonna. pecially valuable for Pain or Weakness
IN the breast. side, Back limbs; also Tor live,
Comp aint, Weak Lungs, Coughs, Cold Spo between
the shoulders, Asthma. Difficulty In Br.abjns
Pleurisy &c, in all which cases they give lmred,..
and permanent relief.
sold By DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
G,rl,r
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Nets advertisements.

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Sking Scalp
Purified and Beautified
by the Cuticura Remedies.

For cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Disfguring
Humors, for allaying Itching. Buriing and lnfam-
nation. for curing the first symptoms of Eczema.
Psoriasis, Milk Crust, scaly Head, Scrofua. and
other inherited Skin and Blood Dsea es, CrTICURA.
the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP an ex-
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REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier, internally are
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

For worn-out," "run-down," deoihf9i
school teachers, milliners, seanistreSSes, ho'.S
Keepers. and over-worked women gener,IIY
Dr. Pierce's Favorte Prescription Is the b(
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being a most potent SPECIFIC Tor an tnV
Chronic Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar -
women It is a powerful, general rs wei n
uterine tonic and nervine, and iinparts viEo'
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cures weakness OF stomach, indigestion, blo0t-
ing, weak back. nervous prostraton, debility
and RleeplessnesS i'll Il 'jal' soN. Favorltc Pre-
scription is sold by ir irTisra under our pos
tire guarantee. See wrtnDer around bottle.
Price $1.00, or sax bottles for 500.
A large treatise on Diseases of Women, pro
f,fscly illustrated with g orcd plates and MT
meyons wood-outs. sent for 10 cents in stamps.
Address, WoRLp's DIsPENsARY MEDIC l.
ASSOCIATION, 665 Main Street, Buffalo. y.
SICK HEsRACEsE, Bilious Headache,
aud Constipation. promptly cured by
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DRUGGISTS ENDORSE THEM.

Have sold quantity Of your Cut cura Remedies.
One of my customers. s;Ts. Henry ntz, who mad
letter lnd to such extent a to cause the
skin to peel of, and for eizhf years she suffer d
greatly, was completely cured by the use oi your
medicines.
Drno Canton Ohio.